Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14


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eeaais. i1cied.19 th1ae e ~ peni-
lHNtlaxy ooznzllzslnns znd te 1eFo11 -
naEne % ika as1emhay.
ME. 8oedsr I'D E1nd 3 menAaFl1i =
eenRreas FeAtire - ne renewal e
Dancan soeks y tho STRAIT of 5uan !
The falnA nssalalion Whish origInafea
b the s0unoa fcx lhe appqintmgnf u 3
Epeeial eomn1lflee - o1u1i1er 81 bills
slizeing 70 fallroads and where ewo g
n1oxa hnEe Q similar purposs - bland h
one TIE feAku1a eR all va - mlled un
h The eooncii eenotzow u b wnHs
lhan possibis thal ths ioi1t featuEs q
he resolution W o. Wi1h1NNn nn1
that q oommiMid1 81 t11 eunnnil Only
wili be appointed 70 eunaideF nnlg
nunnell olll8. 4neEe tgoome tnlk 81 tn-
lredueinR rssolnfion a1thuEizinR tks
president 30 eppciet q eanmil1ee q
taelse for that pnrpoes. 1his VII
amouul 90 NpfuM into oumnnikeee of
the whole huk will have mnzn latitude.
u this d dane Al the hiEas aHeafina
railroads viii be infcEmall1 disauassd.
and an efoEs win - mado 70 frame .
hiil which VIII euntain tie nssEltoRoua
features Of all the bills introduced. II
Is generally e1ncedad that moai af the
railroad bills oontRin onioetion1ble f1e-
lures and that ik 3 not unEEkelg that IL
they are not modified By smeudmeuss
some oe the oeunoiImen Nlil Botn
against bial, when aa q mAA1aT of faet
they agree with ifg Rsnegai pnEpussn.
An informal aisousIion of az oe tie
bills L fs expected uiIl re1nif L tho a.
fects being made appaxe1t and the9
viii be eoREeeted. MT. White and Mr..
Convey bofn said to-day that where there
ara 90 many bills not only are TIC
chances Of TIE paszzRs of any le1seued,
but the chances of confusion arising
are vastly increased. Undsf such con-
diii0ns bill which may be passed may
contain Questionable fenfnraa bnf be
adopted beusnse there Waano likelihood
of any other one improEiBR matters. Is
d IN order % avoid thi1 Ees1it akat N
o&oRt will be made in an informal eau
Gus 20 gec0naile the oiIeFen0aa.
This move viii psocsed from the Re-
publieen side OF the k0use. bas there
are several Democrats Who wiIl likely
support it. These will be & disaincl nm
An agreement 80 repors
70 the council bills which may thus Be
framed viii not Be understood as obli-
IN the eouncil.
Mr.. Convey raised an interesting point
Of order 10 lhe anspensioi of tue rule
relating 70 the enREogameut ard Rad
Ing o. bills the thiFd time and putting
them on their anal passage. Rsegidsnf
Ihompson atlaE ne adoption Of mo-
ton on 3 hill validating certain acts Of
notaries public THAI the ruies be gus-
pended. and that the hiil bs ssad third
time by title and Be. considered en-
crossed and Uut UPON lis anal paasaRe.
appeared 10 assnne thai hy ths same
vote the bill had been finally passed.
Mr.. Convey raised the point OF order
that the adoption Of the melton ttas
framed did not Of itself finally pass the
bill. he held that the President should
after announcing that the
motion was adopted say "The Ques-
ti0n ts nov upon the passage Of the bill =
President ThOmps0H sustained The poiat
Of order.
The meRit Of ME. Gowey's point d
that not nnfreqasntly is q upen The
regularity Of the passage Of the oil that
its validity dspenda.
he prssldent aanouncsd thai this
ruling woaid be observed sniformiy
hereafter.
Massrs. Govey and GAbel are the
st1ctest parliamsataFians on the hsoF
Of the oounoil, and while President
f00mpson ls not inclined 90 adopt mere
red tape methoda he Ia Qniek 60 appFe-
alate the force Of yell saEsa points OF
ordeR.
NJ. White is vel posed % The roles.
ME. Ha9Isy has get . Do mare than
sec0od q melton. he and DIR. barker
are the qoiesess members 10 ths ooon-
oil.
Mr. Fos.sr e also qaisl. ara Mr..
objects mere than al J othes
10 red tape.
MR. Lewis generally has something 10
say on ell questions.
Position sigssd b Tacoma cltizsns,
protesting against the present attach
msnt law, vas handed 20 today By Col.
Steeios 20 ba read.
Nh. Lewis is designated BY The praai-
dent las the Rentleman from Eeatk1e
and Mr. Foster - ihe esntlsman fron
King.
Tventy-aix bills have been intsOdaeed
IN the council, thirtaen from each side
OF ths house. fhis does mot include
fen1iutiona =. - 5s~---E
TIE iodiciafs, ways and means and
conmittees vii tomorrow
~ nroVided Nth olnFkn A fonSnal
clerk vii alsa be appointed.